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Simultaneous vs. Successive Bilingualism
If you’re raising your child to learn more than one language, you may wonder which path is the best one to becoming bilingual. According to the California Department of Education, how children acquire a second language depends a lot on … Continue reading
Code Switching: navigating between languages
Have you ever heard your young child mix two languages in the same sentence, or even within a word? If so, there’s no cause for concern. In fact, “code switching,” or jumping between two languages within a single conversation, is … Continue reading